Is NOK (NOK) Worth $6.05 Based On Its Intrinsic Value?

according to We too saw emerging opportunities to expand discounds of Fixed Networks products to customers in Japan and South Korea. As you know, our Fixed Networks business is too targeting cable operators, leveraging the capabilities from our acquisition of Gainspeed. On the other hand, we faced challenges in our Networks business, partly reflecting market conditions and partly driven with some issues specific to our Mobile Networks business. Moving then to the guidance for our Networks business for the complete year 2017. Regarding guidance for our Networks business, we intend to give this along with our Q4 earnings.

Is NOK (NOK) Worth $6.05 Based On Its Intrinsic Value?

I am going to run you out of how I calculated the intrinsic value of NOK (NYSE:NOK) Utilizing a way called discounted cash flow or DCF. Anyone interested in learning a bit further about intrinsic value ought have a read of the Simply Wall St analysis model . Terminal Value Terminal Value = FCF 2021 × (1 + g) ÷ (Discount average – g) Terminal Value = €2,118 × (1 + 2.5%) ÷ (10.7% – 2.5%) Terminal value based on the Perpetuity way where development (g) = 2.5%: €26,225 Present value of terminal value: €15,742So the total value is the sum of the following five years cash flows and the terminal value discounted to today, this is known as the Equity Value. Equity Value Equity Value (Total value) = Present value of following five years cash flows + terminal value = €5,996 + €15,742 = €21,737To get the intrinsic value we divide this with the total number of shares outstanding, or the equivalent number if this is a depositary receipt or ADR to get the intrinsic value per share. Value = Total value / Shares Outstanding (€21,737.20 / 5,592.46)Now when we compare the intrinsic value of €4.59 to the current share value of €6.05 we see Nokia phone (NYSE:NOK) is rather overvalued at when of writing.

Nokia (NOK) wins on Q3 Earnings, Networks Segment View Dull

according to This was because revenues were hurt with the Nokia phone Networks' disappointing performance. Segmental RevenuesIn the Nokia phone Networks segment, total income was approximately €4,823 mn (around $5,667 million), drop 9% year over year. Notably, the decline in the internet discounds of the Ultra Broadband Networks' sub-group with 17% to €2,099 mn (around $2,466 million) hurt discounds of the Nokia phone Networks segment. The Nokia phone Technologies segment's quarterly total income was €483 mn (approximately $567 million), up 37% year over year. In Group popular and Other segment, internet discounds reliefed 15% to €251 mn (approximately $295 million).

collected by :Roy Mark